Historical Evolution and Modern Concepts of Lease Agreements
About This Course
In this program, Mr. Resko delves into lease agreements' rich historical origins and intricate evolution, from their feudal roots to modern manifestations under contract law. Initially conceived as conveyances of real property estates, leases have undergone a profound transformation over centuries, adapting alongside other forms of property conveyance and evolving into today's complex legal instruments.
The course, led by Mr. Resko, explores the foundational concepts that shaped early lease agreements and examines how these concepts persist in contemporary commercial leasing practices. A particular focus is placed on distinguishing between commercial and residential lease agreements and navigating the statutory frameworks that govern them, including detailed discussions on the Revised Uniform Residential Landlord Tenant Act (RURLTA).
Designed to cater to both new attorneys and experienced practitioners unfamiliar with the nuances of commercial or residential leasing and landlord-tenant law, this course aims to achieve a comprehensive understanding of lease agreements.
Learning Objectives:
- Trace the historical origins of lease agreements
- Compare lease covenants in historical and modern contexts
- Analyze the evolution of leases into contemporary commercial and residential agreements
- Examine the provisions of RURLTA and compare them with state-specific laws
- Review current residential landlord-tenant laws and tenant protections
- Explore lease remedies and other provisions to manage litigation outcomes and costs effectively
Production Date: 6/25/2024
About the Presenters
Michael Resko, Esq.
Resko Law Office PC
Practice Area: Real Estate (+ 2 other areas)
Mike Resko is the founder and principal attorney of Resko Law Office, PC, a full service law firm serving clients in New York and New Jersey since 1996.Mike Resko earned his JD from New York University School of Law in 1991. After working for several years at a New York City law firm, in 1996, he opened his own practice, specializing in real estate transactions and litigation, business transactions and litigation, and estate planning and asset protection.Since 2002, Mike has been an Adjunct Professor at New York Law School, where he presently teaches Drafting: Contracts. Mike is an experienced presenter of ...
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